I was at Expo 67. This building is a work of art and the suites, open for viewing during Expo, were beautiful. The roof of a suite was the deck of the suite above it. Just an incredible structure.
I am a Brit and I have to say I think I one day might travel to Canada, something I have never done before, just to see this building. It is like a Mediterranean hill village with the buildings creating the hill. This architect should get the RIBA Gold Medal. It is a masterpiece.
Looks like some ruins of an ancient city from far, closer to it, they look like a bunch of tricky ruby cubes , still closer, each segment assumes a seeming completeness, with the sky in frames and in link with the whole expanse of the structure. Very very fascinating work.
Wow ! Very avantgarde ! One of my favorite Arch heads primarily for this project. His theory has obviously played and planned out all over the world to meet the needs of a expanding population .
I'm reading a book written by Pierre Burton on Canada in 1967 (called Canada's last good year) and I am at the part where's he's talking about Habitat and how Saftie was screwed over by our Government and others. I can't go into details because I'll just screw up names and who did what. However, I suggest looking it up because it is quite interesting, not earth shattering but interesting. I do know Jean Drapeau was involved in some way as was a French (France) concrete structural company (sorry that's a pretty ambiguous statement).
love the way this guy explains his project in a crisp and punctuate manner
I was at Expo 67. This building is a work of art and the suites, open for viewing during Expo, were beautiful. The roof of a suite was the deck of the suite above it. Just an incredible structure.
I am a Brit and I have to say I think I one day might travel to Canada, something I have never done before, just to see this building. It is like a Mediterranean hill village with the buildings creating the hill. This architect should get the RIBA Gold Medal. It is a masterpiece.
love this man. seeing this building from the inside has changed my life.
This an amazing piece of work.
Looks like some ruins of an ancient city from far, closer to it, they look like a bunch of tricky ruby cubes , still closer, each segment assumes a seeming completeness, with the sky in frames and in link with the whole expanse of the structure. Very very fascinating work.
What a great housing concept!! Google the interiors, such great flats, also on the inside.
Wow ! Very avantgarde ! One of my favorite Arch heads primarily for this project. His theory has obviously played and planned out all over the world to meet the needs of a expanding population .
1:17 That Place - Not Kane Pixels
I wanted to see the inside of an apartment now. kind of like shipping containers with an adobe finish look now. very nice.
I'm reading a book written by Pierre Burton on Canada in 1967 (called Canada's last good year) and I am at the part where's he's talking about Habitat and how Saftie was screwed over by our Government and others.
I can't go into details because I'll just screw up names and who did what.
However, I suggest looking it up because it is quite interesting, not earth shattering but interesting.
I do know Jean Drapeau was involved in some way as was a French (France) concrete structural company (sorry that's a pretty ambiguous statement).
Wonderful insight.
Truelly !
Public housing with solar will do it
Sweet trip building
moshe safdie es un GENIO
Dreadful shame the properties are flats for millionaires.